French President Francois Hollande looks on a digital tablet as Louvre Museum President Jean Luc Martinez and French researcher Yves Ubelmann look on...
{"Image ImageDescription": "French President Francois Hollande (C) looks on a digital tablet, as Louvre Museum President Jean Luc Martinez (2L) and French researcher Yves Ubelmann (R) look on during the opening of the Palmyra Exhibit, a three-dimensional projection featuring never-before-seen images of Palmyra taken by a drone in April after the city was liberated from IS fighters, at the Grand Palais in Paris on December 13, 2016. \nPalmyra may just have fallen yet again to the Islamic State group, but a new \"immersive\" 3D show in Paris lets you walk through the Syrian city's classical colonnades as they were before the jihadists blew them to bits. The \"Eternal Sites\" exhibition uses high-definition images often shot by drones to allow the public to visit four of the most threatened heritage sites in the world in war-torn Syria and Iraq. / AFP / POOL / Francois Mori        (Photo credit should read FRANCOIS MORI/AFP via Getty Images)"}